VjA fine at evening in the
"ggntewillmakeyou master of
fate, and if it’s made of
"Imelcoulyou maybecep-
«hm of your soul, as amt!
helwillkiilflseebillandnh-
mintelyfilltb-billwherelife
-i guarded 'gsinst ill health
-—snd for-afractionofyonr
you can find your system will
be undemined i1 colds get
Just upon ‘rour chest; it’s then
for you r ticket “West."
“'1' Don't think us selfish if we
‘ ' ssy ’twerr better for to drive
_ away wit coal the menace of
’ tyocr heel 21 than let your heirs
divide yctr wealth.
jERRlS @f
with tools he is all.
—-Thoma.s Carlyle.
~11 our 5-8 Saws.
Without tools he is nothing,
il'he C. E. Jennings 6; Co.'s
“Ms are good tools. Try one
#
MM
Ari—Craft. Roofing '
36‘“an permanent, and the only suitable roof that cs:
I” put on right over the old shingles. Call and examine it
’mue ’
Wamthwmemm. ..
Must-nua- mammalian
Agents us well, forBesver Board. ’
What will 1: root cost? Plesse state which you prefer sod
you’ll get the answer at once. m aha-alum.
The Hatch. & Bailey Co.
‘4.
BOSCH SERVICE STATION"
N ORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
STROMBERG CARBURETORS
CHANDLER SIX ' CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS '
WELDING AND BRAZING
Vaast Bros, Garage
PHONE 1300 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T. 30. NORWALK.
COAL
.Devine Bros.
Senview Ave. and First St.
TEL. 53
end & Grain
': a“-.. --__,-_ ._ _
THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
4?. Water St.
eto Parts,
Generator Brushes
Ill and Greases
1;. H. Hedenberz. Prop.
'MO 1215-5. So. Norwalk, Ct.
‘ Starter and
Stewart Speedometer Parts
Gasoline and Kerosene
nto Supplies, Tires and Tubes
Special Sale of Tailored Waists
Pink and Blue. A Great Bargain.
At $1.98
As we have a limited amount come at once.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NOBWALI.
59c 59c
Elgin— Creamery
BUTTER
Fresh Western E225 .I .................... 55c doz.
American Cheese ......................... 32c lb.
Pure Lard ................................ 33c lb.
Compound Lard .......................... 30c lb.
Best Blue Rose Rice ....................... 15c lb.
3 rolls Toilet Paper .......................... 10c
Combination Coffee. the best you ever drank 29c lb.
Standard Butter & Egg Stores
12 NORTH MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK
‘ 53 NIAIN ST., NORWALK
A COMPLETE LINE
of the
CANDY /
Mlutely Fresh.
.31". L. HAMILTON
'Wall St.
. :~ . mous Maillard Brand of
Try a. Box.
Telephone 125.
INCREASE
.- 'es. _
. manufacturers now
g equip their cars with
Preda-O-Lite Batteries.
fiORWALK STORAGE
‘, BATTERY co.
, 72N0.Main8t.
' South Norwalk.
Phone
.17 am 33m
if
n Not in price, but in the regu-
equipment of Prest-O-Lite
5 vWe have one to fit your car. /‘
$1.70 Gold ’Medal $1.70
BAG FLOUR BAG
New lot just received. Pure white flour—the
kind you used before the war. I
Walter Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa. can ......... 19c
Best Long Island Potatoes ........... 15 lbs. for 51c
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. lb. ............ 43c
Ready Maid Soups ................. 3 cans for 25c
Davis BakinzlPowder. 1 lb. can .............. 19c
Crubro Brand Mayonnaise Dressing. bot. . . . . 15c
No—Mor-Dust Sweeping Compound. Iarze size . . 27c
D. Auerbach & Son’s Chocolates. pkg. ......... 6c
Tezor Mints. Peppermints or Wintergreens 2 pkzs. 5c
Takhomas or Uneeda.Biscuit. pkg. ............. 7 c
Remember we deliver your groceries for you.
Beckmann’s Grocery
83 Washington St. Phone 1405.
. ...._......_.....-_n._..._.-.,. .
“Get acquainted”
E22 Market
’ ely, fresh every day.
New York Butter &
Io. Main 8t, 80. Norwalk.
. receivers of Butter,
. Tea, Coffee and Cheese _
. ck auto service assures
Schultze’s Thursday Specials '
SOFT SHELL CRABS .......................... $1.25 doz.
BRISKET CORNED BEEF ...................... 12 1-2c lb.
PLATE 001mm) BEEF ........................... 15c lb.-
SHOULDER PIECES CORNED BEEF ............... 183 lb.
CABBAGE ....................................... 4c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License 30. 17.908.
nonwsu. 30m nonwsn
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RilttiSSlllID mm ii
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(Continued from Page. One).
“forget the dentist. ‘ , _
Game. This 'flrlfln‘ reads: ,
“Chit“?! 145 of the Public Acts of
”19. owned ,
dose season for partridge or ruffed
SIB-86} provides for full protection1
to our ruffed grouse, commonly called
Md“. and femalephelsants. The
law is:
l
mu: an injunction to its emplorfsl i0 -
.‘An :s'ct -_estsbllehi‘ng: 3| . .
' " ‘No person shall hunt. take. kill or
'attempt to 'kill any partridge. ruffed1
grouse (or. female pheasants prior to.
October 8. 1920. Eyery persouvwho]
shall violate any provision of this
act shall be fined not less than 52-).
nor more than $50, or imprisoned not.
more than thirty days, or both.“ .;
”VVe shall rigidly enforce all thei
fish and game laws. and ask the co-'
.nperation of all sportsmen. “e urseg
lthem to use their influence and to l‘C-t
port to the county warden all known
violations." .
6 Another matter brought out at the‘
meeting was that the new name Iuws‘
have not been printed as yet because
of the shortage of paper. and that,
they will probably not be rcady until
November 1. although the law onl
some game goes into effect on Octo—
ber l A set of' these laws is suppos-
ed to be given to each hunter when he
secures a license. but this is coin}:
to be impoasible this year.
i The county wardens Who received.
their instructions and will pass 'hcm.
along to the deputy wardens arc:
Hartford county. Charles Alshousm,
of Granby: New Haven county. C. H.’
Hall. of Derby: New London county.
James F. Bugbee. of Lyme; Faiiflcld
county. Wilbur P. Smith, of Norwaik:
Windham county. Harry E. Rally. of
Killinxly; Litchfleld county. Isaac P.
Hornbeck. of Falls Village; Middl new:
county. James H. l-‘ooiii. of Middlc-l
town; Tolland county. Ernest \V
..\\er_\', 'of' RocltleIE.
_..-._.—__._.—
l
{“MISLEADING” THE
1 AMERICAN PEOPLE
l U‘oneinucd from Dow One).
’I‘nlu’nu i~suo with the I’y'rsidcm’s
:isscrtion that (ircal Britain's- six
'\'0l"s in the Assembly would bc ro
llltn‘v powerful than thc onc Ynlc of
this country. because fiction of who As-
sembly must he by unanimous \Ol".
the Indiana Senator declared Mr. \\'.I-
son "overlooks the Incl than in lllnsu
disputes in which America is directly
(-nnccl'ncd “'0 Intro no vulc 1U :41!" II"
also pointed to the prmir‘lon in Ami»
clv 13. undcr which any diquilt‘ Wu r-
1th lo llm Assembl) moi ho tittltiod
by"! majority yoic. and in tin :\.<~-~.n-'
blg's you or of :ippror-il it .l ii :i,: -.i'_\'
\‘Ull‘ nlx lllt‘ Inul‘ o'lI-rlivt- rm ‘lih'fia‘ «i'
I‘m Council.
As to the right of wiilnimwol. Sum»
tor New declared thv l‘uiled S'ul us
would not hr the solo hidgn ur “limb.
cr it had discharged its intomn‘iunnl
obligations, :it an) :ime it mien! \' uh;
to withdraw. but mud suhnzii Illl' :zllt)$-\
”or H arbitration In suppml II |l.is'
:isscrtion. hc comvndcd that mid-w Ar
liclc 13 "it is t‘xlll‘x ssly Halon In- in
icrpretation or 1114- covcnnnt. :15 VIII
as any pact which might consiii:..:~ .l
hl‘t‘lfl'll of inlcrn-uional obligation. i~=
llencrall)’ suitnblc for .‘llblll‘;;"t~ll ";
Declination of any nation to albumin
would moan submi~sion nl III“ on: :- '
lion lo the t‘oum‘il. he added. ‘
"These are not the only mi~~4~i:u-‘
mints nmdc by me Prcsidcnt in hi<
rcccnt discussion oi tho treaty.” scori—
lm' New declared. “Such admin-<4 « ...<x
.\Ir. “'ilson has made on his W"-ll‘l"l
Hap ino- not cnlircly suitable for n 33“"
rimis and accurate discussion or a dis-
cussion of this intricate ('hfll'hLfl’".
and we may .thcrclorc. ho pardon ~d ifl
we object to any statement mnc-‘rning ‘
it which is not exactly llllt‘ or he -n~.-.
hiuuily or which lcavcs ilic .mhlic in‘
doubt." '
\l'arning against interferenco 2n
I-Iuropcan attains. the Indiana <enzttor,
declared. entrance of tho I'nilcd
States into the League of Nations
Would mean pursuance of in.- course
which has brought the country to the
point loday where it has not a "sinzle
friend among the nations." rind 'M<
course. he said. has been followed in
"utter disregard of the caution and aid
Vice of the fathers of_ the notion."
“One of the simplest element: nl
common sense." said the Senator in
conclusion. "is the mindin: cf" onc's
own business and the keeping out 0-:
other pcople's business. This treaty
with its League attachment. provides
tor lhl‘ SI‘Sleniulic interference of the
I'nilcd Slatl-s in lhc affairs of Pvcl‘.“
other nation." '
DERBY ALDERMAN TO
TAKE UP BOND I'SSUE
DERBY. Sept. 24.——.\ia,\or unarm- P.
Sullivan will summon the board or al-
dermen in a special session this week
to take action on the bond issues a?-
Erezating 8113.000 which were ap-
proved by the eelctors at a special“
cily meeting last week. The bond is-
surs are for a new grade scboal in the
second ward which will cost 840.003
and the cxlension of the sewer system
on some new thoroughfares in the city
at a cost of $33,000.
AGED DERBY WOMAN
NEARLY ASPHYXIATED
DERBY. Sept. 24r‘Mfi. Mary
Street. an aged resident of this city
and widow of a civil war veteran. "GB
in a very critical condition in the
Griffin hospital as the result of 883
poisoning. Mr. Street. who lived
alone in the Softy place in this city.
was found near death from gas Bullo-
cation early this mo_ “ and was re-
t'moved to the hospi , . Her chances
lot recovery are slight. Thé tact that
:the .ges in the\met*:‘lil low and
like won-Innate «fie ism to
-\\ill ask that the
"I
rIStram ' & Hy all
Norwalk’s Wing Dry Goods Store
THE FIRST SHOWING OF
WINTER SUITS
d colors reasonably priced.
“ma—a...
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x
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Attractive models in the most popular weaves an
.4 MORE OF THE WINTER 'coars
We want you to see what splendid attractions we have in this line.
Velours, Chinchillas and other popular fabrics, many with fur collars and cuffs.
’ KNITTED UNDER‘VEAR IN MEDIUM AND HEAVY WEIGHTS
Silver-tones, Metm
CHEYENNE WELCOMES Flo! Tl
DENT.
‘1 ._ I VETERAN EDITOR RETIRES.
BUESSEL TO FIGHT .
CITIZENSHIP
FOR
Pastor‘s Case Comes Up in)
Edward Box With CurtiLPublishmg “4
. a .u \
(‘H HY [CNN H. \\') o.. Snpl
BrustO'New Haven (3an Today. i , Company, for Thirty Venn. Th’ mm, prcparcd “may m “firm”. ,H.
BRISTOL. Sept. 24.——Rcv. Theodore lHILADELI HlA. Sept. .«i.—- c idem Wilson. who will an“.
Bucsscl. formerly pastor of the GPP'.Curtiss Publishing Company yoga»: o'clock ““5 afternoon.
man Lutheran church here. who is now dav announced acccpluncc ot the "my Thc President's train (Mum, 1m
' State shortly after one o'clotl lilo-1
living in New York. and who was rc-
ccnlly pardoned by President Wilson
from a ten years" sentence at the Fed-
cral penitentiary In Atlanta. Ga.. will
appear today in the Federal court, in
.\cw Haven. to fight to retain his citi-
zvn>hip. l'nited States District At-
ianan’on of Edward Ilolt. as editor of
' the Ladics‘ Home Journal. He will rc-
‘ tire after a continuous service of thir-
3ty years. Bolt will he succeeded by
H. O. Daria of Los Angclcs. who has
morning. l'pon hitl arrival. the l‘nm
idem. escorted by the famous "Wacl
Horse" troop of the Fifteenth i‘nmlry.
‘now stationed at Fort I). A R, Rw'wll.
will :0 immediately to a itwatr. . :md
- . dclii cr an address. Ho iii-ll haw»
mm” Jan“ ‘3' Crosby. of Hartmi~d.‘b“°n managingepdnor of the '““‘""t‘hc}~cnnc at 7 l‘. in. ,0, “MW”. “Mm
. cillzcnship of the zinc. for the la~i six months. 1"" “ill ”w“. Thursday mmmrl:
cnnrirted pastor he declared forfeited. ‘7
At the time that Bui‘SFPl was convicl-‘ —A ,, __ _ ‘42..“ __ fi A--. , 7
ml, two 3min: ago. the district attor-_ . I
ncy announced that lic would ask that x ‘
ihc cilichship be forfeited. but no.
lu-nring had hen-n :hcn. Sci'crul days
ago Mr. (‘rusby announced that he
BOYS" CLOTHES AN I) SHOES
DRESSES. HATS AND SHOES
would bi int: tlu- mam r at the St [llt’nl-’
I.” Icrm. , .
.Iudze Joscph I‘ Tulllc. oi I'Iurttord~
“ill appear for Mr. line-ssvl at the
ill‘lll'ln'l. Mr. lillt'ie‘t'l “as convicted: FOR GIRLS
on a clmruc of innkin: scdmous 1:." I
niaiks nuninsi the (iouinuicnl c' . ' . . . 7 qtins FI'CC “ ”h
>4 i'vcd part oi his M’l’lll'nFI‘ and wus‘“ ‘\ pdlr OI High IA)\\ .
ardonwi b} l’l’t‘riliehl \\'il.~'on scura . ~ . _ . ' ) .
iilfllllll> nun. ilt' :nvr up L-i'vachina‘ C\CI‘\ purchase $0.00 0] (“(1,
nnd is n! prcwnt ll\'lll: in .\'.\\ York.
city.
ems: H.*KRIEGER o co.
Lavaliers. Neck Chains. Brooches.
Ear-drops. Lockets. Baby Pins. 720- l
sarnes. Bracelets. Ladies' Guard ;
Chains. Hearts. Crosses. Rings. .
La Touska Pearls. Eyeglass Chains. : ,
Strap Watches. Watch Bracelets.
Bracelet Watches. Etc.
GIFTS !
Cuff Buttons. Stickpins. Tie Clasps.
Fobs. Vest Chains. Charms. Cigar—
ette Cases. Cigar Cutters. Pocket
‘v‘vl‘l.°..‘...s‘2?.°.kif‘°3.43%“ 672.2321 Showing of New Fall
BIC.
BUYING IN SAFETY
At BRAND'S
JEWELRY AND OPTICAL
STORE
SOUTH NORWALK
SUITS - COATS - DRESSES
.w W.
BOYS‘ SCHOOL" SUITS. COMPLETE RANGE OF SIZES.
AT MONEY-SAVING PRICES.
- MME. JEAVNEITE
South Norwalk '3 Leading
Corsctierre & Glover
56 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Corsets Cleaned and Repaired
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
h --- . . _ A..._.__,-_..._.. .. ., N 4.4-.-“ A, , E.
To accommodate our customers and supply their needs, The
CITY NATIONAL BANK, of South Norwalk, Conn, has
made the following changes: Increased the working space cf
the bank and changed from the old Boston. Ledger System to
the new and up-to-the-minute STATEMENT SYSTEM.
WE SOLICIT ACCOUNTS WHETHER LARGE OB
SMALL. - -
A Few of Our : The City National Bank
Many Specials i m'mm
QUAKE-R OATMEAL—Fresh
from the mills . . . . 3 lbs. 230
PORK AND BEANS—Large
size can, No. 3, cut to . . 15c
SUNBEAM MARSHMALLOW
CREME—Pint size cut to 25¢
Satisfaction Guaranteed
.—
v
'-
—~_. . e ,_-
.ryt Our Home Made
LIBBY'S CONDENSED 7'
Pfimggmgfi° j: l "-‘ CANDIES '-
In bottles . .' ...........
AND we CREAM
MADE FRESH DAILY
roan cmna means; 2'
ngal. .................. 50c l
i
l
We carry a full line of
Frankiurters. Bologna, Beef
Loaf and Boiled Ham.
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
Norwalk Chronicler